Icloud, The World's First Free Online Computer

Icloud, The World's First Free Online Computer, Expands Its Fast-Growing Service Into Nine More Countries

New languages include; Danish, Dutch, French, Italian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese for Portugal and Romanian.

Linköping, Sweden - May 5th, 2009 - Xcerion today announce that icloud, the online service that gives you the freedom of your friends, files and digital life on any computer, is offered globally in nine more languages. Previously icloud is available in Chinese, English, Filipino, German, Portuguese for Brazil, Russian, Spanish and Swedish.

People use icloud for fast and easy sharing of files, backups, mail and staying in touch with friends. They also use Instant Messaging with MSN through their work and Internet café computers, without installing anything or leaving any traces. The icloud desktop is completely customizable into your own secret place.

Daniel Arthursson, the founder of icloud say, "Everyone should feel welcome in their private icloud space. Adding more languages is an important step in making icloud easy to use.". Icloud is a global service, used in 168 countries. The language translation of icloud is done by its members and 150 iclouders world-wide have been contributing.

Your online computer gives you:

• Access to your friends, files and digital life on any computer


• 3 GB free storage space to safely store documents, photos and music online


• 30 free applications such as Office, Mail, Music, Video, IM, Sharing, Games, Collaboration and Development tools


• 20 free widgets


• Free backup with secure storage, including WedDav
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• Zero installation, icloud runs in your Internet Explorer or Firefox browser

icloud is available for free, and open for sign-ups. To learn more about icloud, visit icloud.com .

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